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Traffic fines, plastic surgery babe rejects beauty pageant's offerPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, May 27, 2004 4:10 PM
Today's Front Page of The Day is the Beijing Morning Post. The headlines are: Drivers who break traffic laws should be fined at least 50 Yuan Beijing plans to renovate 500 old elevators this year 'Paddle' again after 50 years (about the 50th anniversary of a song called 'Let us Paddle'; the large image is of the composer, Qiao Yu) $4000 million investment agreements signed by CHITEC
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